Unfortunately I'm not too sure of their names but Dr. Morrison seems familiar if I remember correctly. I just did my homework online calling them up to verify that they take Medicaid and Medicare. The insurance company also paid for the transportation costs of two hours there and back.My level of injury is 3/4 complete nearly 18 years post. Any other questions feel free to ask thanks from Indiana
________________________________ From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Sent: Friday, June 1, 2012 9:31 AM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Finally got my chair Hiya Monty, in Indiana. Which hospital and doctors finally repaired you. This could be important to those who live in the general Midwest Area. What level is your injury? Best Wishes In a message dated 6/1/2012 5:35:04 A.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Hello, my name is Monty nearly 19 years post injury. Just over 10 years ago I had a similar wound on the lower part on lower part of my butt cheek just before my leg. After a year and a half of fighting with it and discovering I also had a bone infection! Six weeks of IV antibiotics still did not clear things up, after consulting with a very good doctor I had a muscle flap surgery to finally close it up! I was going to school when this all started but fortunately I was able to fight through it to graduate. It took six weeks after the surgery of being completely off of it but after building myself back up I've had no problem ever since then! That tunneling that was happening was very annoying and no matter what I tried nothing was working! I would consider a second opinion from another wound clinic if you have one in your area or you can ask for a blood test to see if your blood count is off indicating a infection. That was my first battle, the second one was a bone infection just below my left elbow. The first round of IV antibiotics did not work and had to leave town for a better diagnostic of what the problem was. Then learn more around of IV antibiotics and another muscle flap solve my problem just over three years ago. Just don't take no for an answer because I'm the one that got on the Internet to locate those physician outside of town! I'm on Medicaid and Medicare and I paid nothing out of pocket especially for all of the transportation two hours one way to get their. Any other questions feel free to ask from Indiana 3/4c complete > > > > >________________________________ > From: Greg <[email protected]> >To: Candle <[email protected]>; quad-list <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2012 4:15 PM >Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Finally got my chair > > >I’ve had a nagging sore just left of my tailbone, It’s .5 x .4 cn wide, about >.5 cn deep, then it tunnels about 1.6 cn to 1 o’clock. It got as bad as a 2.7 >cn tunnel at one time. It’s been over 6 months now. I’ve been going to a >Wound Clinic. I go for debridement to get the dead tissue removed. I know it’s > better, but It would go away faster if I just left it alone. But that would >leave a pucker / dimple on the wound. Then it could break open much easier in >the future. > >I just got my chair fixed and hope it will help with the sore now. The lower >back was not padded very well and unless I reclined a lot, it left lots of >pressure right on my sore. At the repair shop we realized there was a 1 inch >pad under my cushion. It was there to raise me up a bit because I’m tall, >and my legrests would often scrape on thing when going up / down ramps. After >taking the pad out, I sit an inch lower, so the chair back no longer pushes >on that area. I just have to be more careful now going up/down ramps. > >So I’m hoping my sore will heal up faster now. > >Greg > ----------------------------- > I finally got my wheelchair. Wheel chairs are more comfortable than regular >chairs for me because they do not let my feet dangle. I'm on the shorter side >so I have that problem. This chair is better suited to me because it doesn't >put pressure on my tailbone which causes me a lot of problems. The bottom >that I sit on doesn't go all the way to the bad of the chair, it is about an >inch shorter and it makes such a difference. I'm not sure if they ordered it >that way because of how the doctor wrote the prescription or what, but I am >thankful for that. It is a Invacare Tracer and has a nylon type fabric seat >covers instead of the leather/leather like and so my back doesn't sweat. The >legs of my old chair used to have a weird bolt like appendage that would hit >my legs a couple of inches below my knee which caused a callous and this one >doesn't have that so hopefully the callous will go away. > >Candle >"Scars remind of us where we’ve been, they don’t have to dictate where we are >going." >~David Rossi of Criminal Minds >*********************************************************************** > >
